Common chord progressions are important to study if we want to learn songs faster, remember them longer, and write our own progressions with ease. This is part 2 of a 4-part series. 

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Weekly Lesson #78

FULL PLAYLIST OF THIS SERIES

Lesson Content Outline With Timestamp Links:

0:00 - Guitar playing intro
0:07 - About the lesson & channel
0:44 - Free Chord Chart: Chords with Color
1:02 - Continuation of lesson introduction
1:36 - Chord progression: I - IV - V - IV
3:25 - Chord progression: I - IV - I - V - IV - I (V)
4:52 - Chord progression: ii - V - I
7:17 - Chord progression: i - iv - V7
9:21 - Chord progression: i - bVII - bVI- bVII
11:20 - Chord progression: ii - IV - I
11:58 - Conclusion, outro, & Free PDF

Videos & Links Mentioned In This Video:

• Common Chord Progressions Part 1: Two-Chord Progressions
• Chords with Color Free Chord Chart

Related Lessons Playlists:

• Music Theory Playlist
• Songwriting / Composing Playlist 
• Chords Playlist
• Song Learning Playlist
• Common Chord Progression Playlist 
  
  

Lesson Description:

This week's video lesson is the second of a four-lesson mini-series about the most common chord progressions.

When learning how to play common chord progressions in any key:

1. you're practicing thousands (if not millions) of songs at once,
2. you're helping your ear get used to common sounds so you can recognize them when they come up in songs,
3. and you're internalizing the music theory of how chord progressions work together.

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I hope you enjoyed this lesson and found it beneficial. Let me know what you thought in the comments. Thanks! :) 

- Jared